ALL-NEW Heart-Centric Workshops

Heart-Centric Expressions: A 2-Part Art Journey

Dates: 19th September & 26 September 2026

Time: 14:00 - 16:00

Location: Zug Art Club

This two-part, heart-centered workshop invites children to explore creativity through color, texture, and imagination. In the first session, participants will create a vibrant mixed media canvas inspired by emotion, storytelling, and personal expression.

In the second session, children will bring their ideas into three dimensions by sculpting playful, colorful figures using Magic Clay, translating their creativity from canvas into form.

The workshop is designed to nurture confidence, individuality, and joyful self-expression in a supportive and inspiring environment, with each child creating two unique and meaningful works of art to take home.

Skills, techniques, and outcomes:

• Understanding of colour, composition, and creative expression

• Mixed media techniques including layering, texture, and pattern

• Visual storytelling and emotional expression through art

• Introduction to 3D sculpting using Magic Clay

• Development of fine motor skills and hand-building techniques

• Increased confidence and comfort in self-expression

• Ability to translate ideas from 2D canvas to 3D form

What to Bring

• Comfortable clothing suitable for art activities (may get messy)

• Optional: apron or old shirt

• Water bottle

• All art materials will be provided

Class Size

Min: 4 students required for workshops to go ahead

Max: 8 students

Instructor bio

Sherry Trainor is an abstract artist based in Zurich, known for her bold use of color, expressive line work, and signature heart-centered artistic style. Her work explores themes of connection, joy, and individuality through vibrant, emotionally driven compositions.

With a professional background in leadership, training, and development, Sherry brings a unique ability to guide and inspire others in a creative setting. She is passionate about helping children explore their imagination, build confidence, and express themselves freely through art in a supportive and engaging environment.